Radio with built-in lantern LXT Makita DMR057

What it is

Radio with built-in lantern LXT Makita DMR057. Key specifications: battery voltage (V) 14,4 / 18, FM frequency range 87.5 - 108 MHz, luminous flux 310 / 95 lumens.

Site radios and speakers are rugged devices for listening to music and news at work; some also charge power tool batteries, and wireless headphones are also available.

What it is for

Used for setting up the construction site.

How to use it

Power the site radio from the mains or with a battery from the same power tool platform, and pair it with your smartphone via Bluetooth. Place it in a stable position, away from dust and direct splashes, within the limits of its stated IP rating. Music headphones are not a substitute for hearing protection and must not be used where you need to hear alarms and moving vehicles.

Where it is used

• Commercial construction
• Residential construction
• Renovation

Technical data

• Battery voltage (V): 14,4 / 18
• FM frequency range: 87.5 - 108 MHz
• Luminous flux: 310 / 95 lumens
• Lighting: 1000 / 145 / 55 lx
• Output power 18V (W): 3
• Colour temperature: 2500 / 3500 / 5000 K
• USB port: USB-A
• Accessories supplied: SE00001178 Shoulder strap with hook

Who it is for

Designed for electricians, bricklayers and construction workers.

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